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Whether you're spending a day discovering the surrounding landscape or simply want to eat well while you're visiting, this is a straightforward and satisfying place to stop by.",[],{"id":202,"name":203,"slug":204,"description":205,"category_slug":136,"avg_rating":25,"review_count":26,"distance_miles":206,"images":207},"04d1d5cf-1a57-4db8-8d80-f6b1ea0b11fb","Round of Gras","round-of-gras","This small village in the northern Cotswolds near Evesham centres around its local pub, the Round of Gras, which really is the heart of community life here. It's where you'll find locals gathered for an evening drink or meal, and it's genuinely welcoming to visitors too. The pub serves the usual range of drinks and typically has food available, making it a comfortable spot to settle in after a day's exploring and soak up the atmosphere of an active English village.\n\nWhat makes Badsey worth stopping at is how well positioned it is for getting around. 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The village itself rewards exploring—its notably wide main street is lined with independent shops, art galleries, and a good selection of cafes and restaurants where you can easily spend an afternoon. It feels like a genuine community rather than somewhere designed purely for visitors, which gives it an authentic character.\n\nYour location here is genuinely useful for getting out and discovering what's around you. Broadway Tower sits on the hill overlooking the village, and the walk up offers views stretching across several counties. From the village itself, footpaths fan out directly into the countryside, so you can wander whenever you feel like it.\n\nThere's considerable history woven into Broadway's fabric. It developed centuries ago as an important coaching stop, and you can read that heritage in the buildings that have survived. When you're ready to explore further afield, you're well-placed to reach other substantial Cotswold towns like Chipping Campden, Stow-on-the-Wold, and Moreton-in-Marsh. Each has its own character, but they all share the honey-coloured stone and medieval wool trade history that brought wealth and significance to this entire region. Collin House serves as a solid base for understanding why the northern Cotswolds has so much worth seeing.",[],{"id":281,"name":282,"slug":283,"description":284,"category_slug":285,"avg_rating":25,"review_count":26,"distance_miles":67,"images":286},"046a6d04-e591-4b61-9618-ff0954f301d0","Evesham Hotel","evesham-hotel","This hotel in Badsey gives you a comfortable home base for exploring the Vale of Evesham and the broader Cotswolds landscape. The rooms have everything you need for a pleasant stay, but the real advantage here is the location itself. Badsey is a working village where you can spend time wandering and observing how locals actually live, and from here you're positioned nicely to venture further afield whenever you want.\n\nEvesham sits just a short drive away and deserves a proper visit. The town revolves around its Abbey grounds, with the River Avon flowing through and creating some pleasant riverside gardens. There's an active market where you can browse, and plenty of options for eating and drinking. From this base, you can easily reach deeper into the Cotswolds whenever the mood takes you. Broadway, Chipping Campden, and Stow-on-the-Wold are all within straightforward driving distance, each with distinct character and the rolling countryside typical of the region. 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Rather than the honey-coloured stone you'd see elsewhere in the region, Badsey's character comes from its history as a market gardening centre, giving it a more grounded, less polished feel. The accommodation provides that genuine home-from-home experience, and the substantial breakfast will set you up well for days out. The village itself has everything you need for a quiet stay—a pleasant church and standard amenities—so you get a real sense of everyday rural English life without feeling trapped in the tourist trail.\n\nWhat makes this location really useful is how well you're positioned for exploring outward. Evesham, the main market town, is just a short drive away along the River Avon, where you can see the abbey ruins and wander the busy high street. Go a bit further and you'll reach well-known Cotswold spots like Broadway and Chipping Campden, or head toward Stratford-upon-Avon if you want to explore Shakespeare connections. The countryside around here is perfect for gentle walks and cycling through quiet lanes with open views all the way. It's a practical base if you want to experience local life and reach the region's main attractions without getting swept up in constant crowds.",[],{"id":308,"name":309,"slug":310,"description":311,"category_slug":265,"avg_rating":25,"review_count":26,"distance_miles":137,"images":312},"9f00d330-86ac-4359-b260-db1c7bbf2ed7","Mount Pleasant Farm B&B","mount-pleasant-farm-bb","Mount Pleasant Farm B&B operates from a genuine working farm in Childswickham, a village where rural life isn't staged for visitors but simply part of how things are. You'll wake to the sounds of actual farming activity and views across open fields, making it an ideal base for exploring the northern Cotswolds without the noise and bustle of towns. The rooms offer solid comfort while maintaining the authentic atmosphere of the farm itself.\n\nThe location gives you real flexibility for exploring the area. Walking routes start right from your doorstep along quiet country lanes, and the famous rolling hills dotted with honey-coloured stone villages are all within easy striking distance. Evesham provides proper shopping and a working market if you need supplies, while Broadway is just a short drive away for independent shops and art galleries. The Cotswold Way national trail has accessible sections nearby if you fancy longer walks further afield.\n\nWhat sets this place apart is its honesty. There's no attempt to dress up what it is—it's simply a working farm offering bed and breakfast. That directness means you genuinely step away from everyday life while keeping access to everything you actually need. After a day spent walking the landscape or visiting local villages, coming back to the peace here feels genuinely restorative. 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You'll find yourself in a village historically known for its vibrant market gardening, especially its asparagus, a tradition that shaped the area and is still celebrated locally. It’s a great spot to experience a quieter, authentic side of the region, allowing you to connect with the local agricultural heritage and a relaxed pace of life.\n\nFrom this welcoming accommodation, you can easily set out for walks or cycle rides through the surrounding fields and discover nearby villages. Take a short trip to Bretforton, home to an impressive historic pub, or explore the charming communities of Aldington, Bowers Hill, South Littleton, Wickhamford, and Middle Littleton. Each offers a genuine glimpse into local life and rural beauty, providing a contrast to the better-known Cotswold hot spots. Expect a warm welcome and a hearty breakfast to start your days of exploring this unique corner of England, where history and horticulture blend seamlessly with accessible scenic landscapes.",[],{"id":326,"name":327,"slug":328,"description":329,"category_slug":265,"avg_rating":25,"review_count":26,"distance_miles":330,"images":331},"824ca258-7b81-42d4-83ad-35bdd5da778d","The Finnick","the-finnick","The Finnick is a bed-and-breakfast run from a house in Childswickham, a traditional village in the north Cotswolds. It works particularly well as a base if you want to experience the pace of village life while still being able to reach the region's main attractions without much fuss. The golden stone buildings, open countryside, and walking paths that give the Cotswolds its character are all easily accessible from here, so you can spend your days exploring on foot, ducking into village pubs, or browsing the independent shops and cafes in the nearby market towns.\n\nChildswickham itself is fairly quiet on the historical attractions front, though it has the authentic village feel you'd expect from the area. Broadway, just a short drive away, offers considerably more in terms of choice, with an elegant high street full of restaurants and shops to explore. Evesham, another nearby option, sits on the river and has the remains of an Abbey worth visiting if you're interested in local history.\n\nWhat makes The Finnick particularly useful is that it provides the comfort of a proper bed and a substantial breakfast before you head out each day, then has you returning to a welcoming space in the evening. You get to experience real village life without any of the discomfort, which tends to make for a genuinely relaxing visit rather than a rushed one.",0.6,[],{"id":333,"name":334,"slug":335,"description":336,"category_slug":265,"avg_rating":25,"review_count":26,"distance_miles":299,"images":337},"dd41ac06-098a-4e40-984c-b5ec8ab19c70","The Stables","the-stables","The Stables is a bed-and-breakfast in the village of Badsey, offering comfortable accommodation and a quiet base for exploring the northern Cotswolds and Vale of Evesham. The name reflects the area's agricultural heritage, and you'll find the atmosphere warm and welcoming, with hearty breakfasts that set you up well for a day of exploring.\n\nBadsey's location works really well for visitors. Evesham, the historic market town, is just a short drive away with its Abbey remains, riverside walks, and local shops. The Vale of Evesham surrounds you with its orchards and market gardens, particularly beautiful in spring when the fruit trees blossom. The well-known Cotswolds villages are all within easy reach too—Broadway, Chipping Campden, and Stow-on-the-Wold are accessible for an afternoon or day trip, each offering good walks, independent shops, and traditional pubs. What makes staying here practical is that you're positioned away from the busier tourist hotspots, but can visit them whenever you'd like. Whether you're interested in local history, scenic drives through farmland, or countryside walks, this is a genuinely relaxed launching point rather than somewhere you feel caught up in the rush. It's the kind of place where you can ease into your Cotswolds visit at your own pace.",[],{"id":339,"name":340,"slug":341,"description":342,"category_slug":265,"avg_rating":25,"review_count":26,"distance_miles":96,"images":343},"bcea41e1-681c-40d1-bec8-edbc74dc5dca","Wickhamford Country B & B","wickhamford-country-b-b","This country bed and breakfast sits in the quiet village of Wickhamford, just outside Badsey, offering a comfortable base for exploring the rural Evesham Vale and the quieter northern edges of the Cotswolds. You'll fall asleep to genuine countryside silence and wake to birdsong and the sounds of the working landscape around you.\n\nThe location is ideal for walking through local orchards and fields, particularly rewarding during blossom time in spring or when fruit trees are heavy with crops in autumn. Wickhamford itself has a lovely old church worth visiting, and the surrounding area reflects centuries of agricultural tradition, especially the market gardening that has shaped this part of England.\n\nEvesham is just a short drive away if you want access to a proper market town with shops, restaurants, and historical attractions like Evesham Abbey, which features an impressive bell tower. For broader exploration, Broadway—one of the Cotswolds' most well-regarded villages—is also within easy reach by car, meaning you can venture further afield while keeping a peaceful base.\n\nThis bed and breakfast works particularly well if you want to avoid the busier tourist routes while still having good access to worthwhile destinations and the kind of gentle walking country that makes this corner of the region special.",[],{"key":345,"title":346,"total":347,"places":348},"shopping","Shopping",7,[349,356,362,369,375,382,388],{"id":350,"name":351,"slug":352,"description":353,"category_slug":354,"avg_rating":25,"review_count":26,"distance_miles":42,"images":355},"64d1f6f7-882b-44d8-bee2-3f8fd2d968e8","Cotswold Garden Flowers (Bob Brown)","cotswold-garden-flowers-bob-brown","This working nursery in Badsey, just outside Evesham, is run by Bob Brown and his team with a philosophy that prioritizes healthy, well-established plants over flashy displays. You'll find an extensive range of perennials here, including plenty of unusual varieties that most standard garden centres don't stock. The real appeal is in the browsing—wandering between the benches often feels like an expedition, with worthwhile discoveries tucked throughout the rows that can spark new ideas for your own garden.\n\nWhat sets this place apart is the expertise behind it. Bob and his team will give you straightforward advice rooted in actual experience rather than scripts. They're genuinely interested in discussing how specific plants might work in your conditions, whether you're trying to solve a problem corner or working toward a particular style. That kind of knowledgeable conversation makes a real difference when you're trying to get something right.\n\nIf you're exploring the North Cotswolds around Broadway or Chipping Campden, Badsey makes an easy detour on your route. Even if you're not after anything specific, the nursery is worth a visit if you enjoy time spent among plants that have been grown with real care. It's the kind of place where you'll likely leave with something you didn't plan on finding.","garden-centre",[],{"id":357,"name":358,"slug":359,"description":360,"category_slug":354,"avg_rating":25,"review_count":26,"distance_miles":266,"images":361},"f39c72c1-2d78-4711-93ee-73117311b7b8","Green Jam Nurseries","green-jjam-nurseries","You'll find a working garden centre in Badsey where you can explore an impressive selection of plants that do well in the Cotswolds climate. Whether you're after seasonal bedding displays, established shrubs and trees, or the seeds and tools to tackle a gardening project, the stock here reflects what actually grows in this region. The staff know their plants and genuinely enjoy helping visitors figure out what will succeed in their own gardens or sort out any planting challenges.\n\nBadsey itself has a long history rooted in market gardening, and that heritage feels present in the place. You might visit just to take home a plant as a memory, or you could find exactly the piece you've been hunting for to finish a garden scheme.\n\nThe village sits a short drive from Evesham, where you can explore the abbey ruins or spend time shopping if you want to make a wider morning or afternoon of it. If you're moving through this part of Worcestershire and the northern Cotswolds, the nursery works as an easy stop alongside visits to Broadway and other local spots. It's particularly worth timing a visit if you care about gardens or simply want to support a local business that continues the area's long traditions of farming and growing.",[],{"id":363,"name":364,"slug":365,"description":366,"category_slug":367,"avg_rating":25,"review_count":26,"distance_miles":47,"images":368},"0c61aaf9-facd-4d4c-9125-618b00c8964b","Silver Birch Bouquets","silver-birch-bouquets","Silver Birch Bouquets is a gift shop in Badsey, a village at the northern edge of the Cotswolds, where fresh flowers are done particularly well. You'll find beautifully arranged bouquets alongside locally sourced crafts and homewares, the kind of independent place where you're likely to discover something genuinely distinctive rather than chain store staples.\n\nBadsey sits in the fertile market gardens of the Vale of Evesham, surrounded by agricultural land that's been a working landscape for centuries. The village rewards a quiet wander, and Silver Birch Bouquets fits naturally into this setting, serving as a pleasant reason to pause during a countryside walk, whether you're after a thoughtful gift or something that captures the character of the area.\n\nThe shop works well as a stop while you're exploring this corner of Worcestershire more broadly. Evesham lies a short distance west, where you can see the remains of the medieval abbey and browse its market. Head east and you'll reach Broadway, which has built a reputation for art galleries and independent shops. Silver Birch Bouquets makes a convenient stopping point if you're taking in the quieter side of the Cotswolds, the kind of place where you might find exactly what you didn't know you were looking for.","gift-shop",[],{"id":370,"name":371,"slug":372,"description":373,"category_slug":354,"avg_rating":25,"review_count":26,"distance_miles":299,"images":374},"a29855f9-b238-47cf-9b85-66e0028bbd53","The Plant Centre","the-plant-centre","The Plant Centre sits in Badsey, a village in the northern Cotswolds where gardening has been woven into the local character for generations. You'll find a genuinely well-stocked operation here, with everything from seasonal bedding and hardy shrubs to more unusual plant varieties that will appeal whether you're an experienced gardener or someone just getting started. Beyond the plants themselves, there's a proper range of the practical stuff too—pots, tools, compost—so you can pick up whatever you need or grab inspiration for your own garden. It's the sort of place where an hour browsing turns into something longer, and there's usually something interesting to stumble across even if you came with a specific list in mind.\n\nThe location makes real sense for what this place does. Badsey sits near Evesham, a market town that overlooks the fertile Vale, and this whole area has long thrived on its market gardens and horticultural heritage. There's genuine history here rather than the centre feeling like something imposed on the village. It's also well-positioned if you're exploring the wider region—Broadway and Chipping Campden are both easily reachable by car, so you could easily fit a visit in as part of a broader day out in the Cotswolds.",[],{"id":376,"name":377,"slug":378,"description":379,"category_slug":354,"avg_rating":25,"review_count":26,"distance_miles":380,"images":381},"de4d3927-7142-4223-b555-3e8497183c1a","Vale Exotics","vale-exotics","Vale Exotics is a specialist garden centre in Badsey, just outside Evesham, where you can find plants that go well beyond the standard offerings at most garden shops. The centre focuses on exotic and uncommon species, with a particularly strong selection of dramatic succulents and tropical plants with vibrant foliage. If you're someone who likes to experiment with unusual varieties or wants to add something striking to your home, it's worth the trip. You'll find genuine challenges here—plants that need specific care and conditions—as well as options for those simply looking to try something different. The staff know their stock well and can give you practical advice on how to keep these less everyday plants healthy once you get them home, which is genuinely helpful when you're dealing with species that require a bit more attention. Since it's located right on the edge of Evesham, you can easily fit a visit in while you're exploring the market town and the surrounding Vale of Evesham, an area renowned for its horticultural heritage. Whether you're a serious plant collector or just fancy something with more character than the usual fare, Vale Exotics gives you genuine options that most local garden centres simply won't have in stock.",0.2,[],{"id":383,"name":384,"slug":385,"description":386,"category_slug":354,"avg_rating":25,"review_count":26,"distance_miles":54,"images":387},"7b507e12-90cf-44d9-b726-a3e98bae50aa","Vale Gardens","vale-gardens","Vale Gardens in Badsey is a straightforward garden centre that does exactly what you'd expect it to do. You'll find a solid selection of plants here—annuals, perennials, shrubs and trees suited to different growing conditions and spaces—along with the practical essentials like compost, pots, tools, and various gardening accessories. Whether you're planning a major garden overhaul or just need a few seasonal additions, there's enough stock to cover most needs.\n\nThe centre also stocks gifts and home decor scattered throughout the space, so browsing often turns up something unexpected. There's an on-site café where you can pause with a coffee and something to eat, taking in the garden surroundings at a slower pace rather than rushing through.\n\nThe location makes it convenient for exploring the wider area. It's just a short drive east of Evesham, so it slots in easily if you're visiting the market town and its various attractions. If you're heading into the northern Cotswolds towards Broadway or Chipping Campden, it's a natural stop along the way. It's the kind of place that supplies what gardeners actually need and provides a pleasant environment to browse in, without pretension or unnecessary complication.",[],{"id":389,"name":390,"slug":391,"description":392,"category_slug":393,"avg_rating":25,"review_count":26,"distance_miles":67,"images":394},"053c82d8-46d6-4371-b5ac-a34954f92c44","Whimsy Antiques","whimsy-antiques","Whimsy Antiques is a proper treasure trove if you enjoy hunting through antiques, and it's well worth setting aside time for when you're in Evesham. The shop is organized across different sections, so you'll find everything from furniture and decorative objects to smaller collectibles spanning various periods. Whether you're after something specific or just after the satisfaction of discovering an unusual piece, there's plenty to keep you occupied.\n\nThe town around it has genuine character too. Evesham's medieval abbey left substantial remains that are worth seeing, and the River Avon cuts through the center with pleasant walking paths running alongside. Once you've finished browsing inside, it's natural to spend time exploring the town itself or taking a walk by the water. If you're making a wider loop through the Cotswolds, Evesham sits in a useful spot between Broadway and Chipping Campden, both just a short drive away. It's easy enough to combine a visit here with those nearby spots, making it a sensible stop if you're spending a day moving around the region.","antiques",[],{"key":396,"title":397,"total":398,"places":399},"villages","Nearby villages & towns",6,[400,412,427,439,450,469],{"id":401,"name":402,"slug":403,"description":404,"category_slug":405,"avg_rating":25,"review_count":26,"distance_miles":54,"images":406},"d5b5f3b0-10f2-42c3-b1e3-78e8feaa6c5b","Aldington","aldington","This small Worcestershire village sits in the heart of the Cotswolds and offers something quite different from the busier spots dotted around the region. You'll find working farms standing alongside traditional stone cottages here, and village life moves to rhythms that have remained largely unchanged for centuries. It's the kind of place where you genuinely experience rural England rather than a curated version of it.\n\nThe best way to get to know Aldington is simply to walk around. You can wander past period properties and along country lanes that link up with a wider network of excellent walking routes through the surrounding countryside. The landscape itself is rewarding for rambling, with views stretching across Worcestershire and easy connections to nearby market towns. Evesham lies about six miles away and offers riverside walks along the Avon, while Droitwich Spa, which built its prosperity on the historic salt industry, provides more substantial amenities and attractions if you need them.\n\nDon't expect much in terms of accommodation or dining within the village itself, so most visitors either use Aldington as a base for exploring the wider area or stop by during a walking holiday. If you're drawn to agricultural heritage or want to experience an actual working village rather than a tourist destination, you'll find it refreshingly genuine here. 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Its main appeal comes from being positioned directly on the Cotswold Way, the 102-mile National Trail that became official in 2007 and has grown steadily in popularity with walkers over the past two decades.\n\nThe village itself is modest but genuinely pleasant, built around traditional stone buildings and functioning as a real working community rather than existing solely for visitors. The church is worth a brief visit if you're passing through, and you'll find a few local amenities including a pub for refreshments.\n\nWhat makes Badsey genuinely useful is its location right on the long-distance path, making it an obvious stopping point if you're tackling the Cotswold Way in sections. This stretch of trail runs along the Cotswold Edge escarpment and offers good views across the vale. Many people treat it as a base for a day walk rather than staying overnight, which makes sense given how close it is to Evesham, where you'll find more substantial accommodation and facilities.\n\nIf you're not particularly interested in walking, Badsey probably isn't a destination in itself. 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